Before moving forward with an investment as complex as a high speed assembly machine,

 you may need some background. This Technology Center offers a primer on high speed and continuous motion systems, as well as how Haumiller helps you make the most of this machinery.
 

What Is High Speed Assembly?

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Intermittent motion systems, unlike continuous motion, must pause the process periodically to perform particular actions. Because of the stops, intermittent motion systems cannot achieve the high number of cycles that continuous motion can. Intermittent motion tops out at around 250 per minute, whereas continuous motion systems can achieve speeds many times that.

The more complex the assembly, the more likely you may need to use rotary indexing. But if you need higher speed for an assembly with fewer steps, then continuous motion is the way to go.

Either way, Haumiller has the expertise and experience to deliver the right solution. Let’s talk about your application today.